Americans do their fair share of worrying, especially during tough economic times like these. Some people find themselves having trouble sleeping and thinking clearly. Still others are just plain exhausted from getting so worked up all the time. If any of this sounds familiar you’ll want to hear what Jesus says on the topic, as He provides us with an alternative to worry. (Matt 6:24-34)

Living the Christian life—especially when times are tough—can be downright difficult. Despite being in a prison cell and on trial for his life, the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians is one of the most inspiring and practical things ever written. Join us as we get the spiritual life preserver we need today: sound biblical advice and a positive role model. (Phil 2:19-30)

Living the Christian life—especially when times are tough—can be downright difficult. Despite being in a prison cell and on trial for his life, the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians is one of the most inspiring and practical things ever written. Join us as we get the spiritual life preserver we need today: sound biblical advice and a positive role model. (Phil 2:19-30)

Living the Christian life—especially when times are tough—can be downright difficult. Despite being in a prison cell and on trial for his life, the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians is one of the most inspiring and practical things ever written. Join us as we get the spiritual life preserver we need today: sound biblical advice and a positive role model. (Phil 1:12-30)

Living the Christian life—especially when times are tough—can be downright difficult. Despite being in a prison cell and on trial for his life, the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians is one of the most inspiring and practical things ever written. Join us as we get the spiritual life preserver we need today: sound biblical advice and a positive role model. (Phil 1:1-11)

Christians are judgmental. At least that’s how young Americans (ages 16-29) see it. Because of that, they are wary of Jesus (and especially of His followers). Is their criticism legitimate? If so, what can we, as Christians, do to change this negative perception? Join us as we face an uncomfortable reality in order to advance the Kingdom of God. (John 8:1-11)

Christians are anti-homosexual. At least that’s how young Americans (ages 16-29) see it. Because of that, they are wary of Jesus (and especially of His followers). Is their criticism legitimate? If so, what can we, as Christians, do to change this negative perception? Join us as we face an uncomfortable reality in order to advance the Kingdom of God. (Rom 1:24-27 & 1 Cor 6:9-11)

Christians are sheltered. At least that’s how young Americans (ages 16-29) see it. Because of that, they are wary of Jesus (and especially of His followers). Is their criticism legitimate? If so, what can we, as Christians, do to change this negative perception? Join us as we face an uncomfortable reality in order to advance the Kingdom of God. (John 17:14-19)

This podcast is a Scripture reading from Phil 4:10-20 in three Bible versions: the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible—Updated Edition, and The Message. It will prepare listeners to listen to a sermon from the series called, “Tough times.” (Phil 4:10-20)

This podcast is a Scripture reading from Phil 3:1 – 4:1 in three Bible versions: the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard Bible—Updated Edition, and The Message. It will prepare listeners to listen to a sermon from the series called, “Tough times.” (Phil 3:1 - 4:1)